Textiles

The difference between studio materials and life materials.

Weaving the personal and political in silk.

An outdoor sculpture project weathers the seasons.

An artist who treats painting like sculpture.

The artist finds inspiration, and space, in Detroit for his sculptural paintings.

Redesigning and repurposing sweaters.

Balance and harmonies through difference.

Textile works that investigate guilt, spirituality, and the future.

The poet and artist invokes ancient matriarchal cultures, Indigenous folkways, and the speculative capacities of language so that we might rediscover our kinship with nature.

Rediscovering a “maverick” female artist from the ’70s
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Found objects and fabrics.

Creating worlds and paying attention.

Photographs and textiles that materialize community.

Extending the possibilities of relation.

A documentary on the brutality behind India’s textile factories.

Hovsepian addresses current matters in her work, but she does so in a vocabulary that moves beyond binaries and beyond Western mentality, one that follows a different way of thinking and feeling.

“Analogues for organizing and activism.”

Through sewing, weaving, and embroidery, two artists probe the boundaries between texts and textiles.

In the garden behind the gallery, Meksin installed Winglet, a huge piece of hot-pink open mesh layered with smaller pieces of bright-pink and neon-green patterned spandex.